Removing a GPS Monitor in South Carolina Bond courts routinely require defendants to be subjected to GPS monitoring. Decisions to place a monitor on a defendant can be quickly made by a bond judge, without having the full range of information that there is about the ...
Read MoreDrug possession is one of the most common crimes in South Carolina. Depending on the amount and type of illegal drugs or controlled substances ...
View MoreIn South Carolina, if you have been sentenced to probation it means that some or all of your original prison sentence was suspended. This means that ...
View MoreAfter getting arrested for a DUI/DUAC in South Carolina, one of the immediate repercussions is having your driver’s license suspended. Without your ...
View MoreModern relationships typically involve couples sending intimate messages and even nude photos and videos to one another. However, when the romance ...
View MoreOn January 7, 2021, Chief Justice Donald Beatty of the South Carolina Supreme Court announced that all in-person hearings scheduled in the Summerville ...
View MoreSince modern relationships involve couples communicate through text messages, e-mails, and even direct messages (DMs) on social media platforms, ...
View MoreIn South Carolina, theft is known as “larceny,” which means intentionally stealing money and another property of value that belongs to another person ...
View MoreDriving under the influence ( DUI ) is a serious crime in South Carolina, even if it is your first offense. However, if it is your fourth or ...
View MoreIf your loved one has been arrested on a bench warrant for missing a criminal court date we can help. Bench warrants are normally automatically issued ...
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